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  1. Man With Sign, July 29, 02026

    The sky is again overcast, promising rain (but likely failing to deliver) as I walk up to Roosevelt Circle, arriving at 7:31 and setting up. Today's hand-held message is WE MUST BE BETTER ANCESTORS. At first I think I'm a soloist, but Craige arrives about ten minutes into the hour and we chat briefly before he takes up his spot.

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    youtube.com/watch?v=Z82HOoQmJuE
    #ClimateChaos #GlobalWarming #HindustaniMusic #CitizenActivism

  2. Man With Sign, July 29, 02026

    The sky is again overcast, promising rain (but likely failing to deliver) as I walk up to Roosevelt Circle, arriving at 7:31 and setting up. Today's hand-held message is WE MUST BE BETTER ANCESTORS. At first I think I'm a soloist, but Craige arrives about ten minutes into the hour and we chat briefly before he takes up his spot.

    1/
    youtube.com/watch?v=Z82HOoQmJuE
    #ClimateChaos #GlobalWarming #HindustaniMusic #CitizenActivism

  3. As wildfires rage, the world is backsliding on climate action. This can’t go on (The Guardian)

    Even as more than 35,000 wildfires rage across the surface of our world, and as we continue to rewind our planet’s climate so it resembles hotter episodes from its distant past, governments and trading blocs are very deliberately turning away from climate action.

    The latest evidence that we are not only doing too little but actually doing less as time goes by is provided by the climate action media platform, We Don’t Have Time.

    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    #ClimateCrisis #ClimateChange #ClimateAction #wildfires #ExtremeHeat #heatwave #FossilFuel #GreenhouseGasEmissions #GlobalWarming

  4. As wildfires rage, the world is backsliding on climate action. This can’t go on (The Guardian)

    Even as more than 35,000 wildfires rage across the surface of our world, and as we continue to rewind our planet’s climate so it resembles hotter episodes from its distant past, governments and trading blocs are very deliberately turning away from climate action.

    The latest evidence that we are not only doing too little but actually doing less as time goes by is provided by the climate action media platform, We Don’t Have Time.

    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    #ClimateCrisis #ClimateChange #ClimateAction #wildfires #ExtremeHeat #heatwave #FossilFuel #GreenhouseGasEmissions #GlobalWarming

  5. "The civilisational collapse cult"
    writesbright.substack.com/p/th
    "Nigel Farage has said he thinks it’s “absolutely nuts” for CO2 to be considered a pollutant, while Kemi Badenoch says candidates aren’t welcome in the Conservative Party who support the UK’s 2050 net zero emissions target. The backdrop? Wildfires raging across Europe, forcing more than 300,000 people to flee their homes"
    #KemiBadenoch #NigelFarage #conservative #Conservatives #ReformUK #climatechange #GlobalWarming #science #environment

  6. "The civilisational collapse cult"
    writesbright.substack.com/p/th
    "Nigel Farage has said he thinks it’s “absolutely nuts” for CO2 to be considered a pollutant, while Kemi Badenoch says candidates aren’t welcome in the Conservative Party who support the UK’s 2050 net zero emissions target. The backdrop? Wildfires raging across Europe, forcing more than 300,000 people to flee their homes"
    #KemiBadenoch #NigelFarage #conservative #Conservatives #ReformUK #climatechange #GlobalWarming #science #environment

  7. Tourists on the shoreline as sargassum seaweed discolors the waters along Mexico's Caribbean coast, where growing accumulations linked to climate change are driving visitors away and threatening businesses that depend on tourism, in Puerto Morelos, Mexico, July 24. REUTERS/Paola Chiomante

    #oceans
    #seaweed
    #beaches
    #Mexico
    #Caribbean
    #photography
    #ClimateChange
    #GlobalWarming
    #tourism

  8. Tourists on the shoreline as sargassum seaweed discolors the waters along Mexico's Caribbean coast, where growing accumulations linked to climate change are driving visitors away and threatening businesses that depend on tourism, in Puerto Morelos, Mexico, July 24. REUTERS/Paola Chiomante

    #oceans
    #seaweed
    #beaches
    #Mexico
    #Caribbean
    #photography
    #ClimateChange
    #GlobalWarming
    #tourism

  9. Play on

    A beach covered with sargassum seaweed in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, June 4. REUTERS/Paola Chiomante

    #oceans
    #seaweed
    #beaches
    #Mexico
    #Caribbean
    #photography
    #ClimateChange
    #GlobalWarming
    #tourism

  10. Play on

    A beach covered with sargassum seaweed in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, June 4. REUTERS/Paola Chiomante

    #oceans
    #seaweed
    #beaches
    #Mexico
    #Caribbean
    #photography
    #ClimateChange
    #GlobalWarming
    #tourism

  11. "In a world that is about 0.5°C (0.9°F) above the average temperature of the first decades of this century (and thus about 1.5°C above that of the 19th century), fire risks are projected to increase over 88% of the planet’s fire-prone area—pretty much everywhere that is not a desert or an ice sheet. The increase from 1.5°C to 2°C looks larger than the increase from 1 to 1.5."

    economist.com/leaders/2026/07/

    #environment #GlobalWarming #science

  12. "In a world that is about 0.5°C (0.9°F) above the average temperature of the first decades of this century (and thus about 1.5°C above that of the 19th century), fire risks are projected to increase over 88% of the planet’s fire-prone area—pretty much everywhere that is not a desert or an ice sheet. The increase from 1.5°C to 2°C looks larger than the increase from 1 to 1.5."

    economist.com/leaders/2026/07/

    #environment #GlobalWarming #science

  13. RE: flipboard.com/@theeconomist/le

    See, the news media do mention #ClimateChange

    "Wildfires are not purely a matter of climate, but climate does matter. The frequency and extremity of fire-friendly weather has been increasing for 40 years; conditions very unlikely before climate change are being seen with increasing frequency. Measured against a definition of extreme fires that combines size and intensity, the past decade has been particularly bad."

    economist.com/leaders/2026/07/

    #environment #GlobalWarming #science

  14. RE: flipboard.com/@theeconomist/le

    See, the news media do mention #ClimateChange

    "Wildfires are not purely a matter of climate, but climate does matter. The frequency and extremity of fire-friendly weather has been increasing for 40 years; conditions very unlikely before climate change are being seen with increasing frequency. Measured against a definition of extreme fires that combines size and intensity, the past decade has been particularly bad."

    economist.com/leaders/2026/07/

    #environment #GlobalWarming #science

  15. Inspirée d’une photo de @shadowsandthecity prise à Lacanau. J’ai voulu montrer que le réchauffement climatique ne touche pas seulement nos forêts en France, mais le monde entier.
    #Illustration #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #EditorialIllustration #digitalArt

  16. The Intelligence podcast from the Economist is interesting. The presenter is a physicist, and today he is interviewing their Planetary Affairs editor about wildfires, discussing the effect that the fires have on the atmosphere (increased CO2 leading to yet more heating, possible cooling due to smoke) and on the oceans (phytoplankton blooms).

    economist.com/podcasts/2026/07

    #science #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #environment

  17. The Intelligence podcast from the Economist is interesting. The presenter is a physicist, and today he is interviewing their Planetary Affairs editor about wildfires, discussing the effect that the fires have on the atmosphere (increased CO2 leading to yet more heating, possible cooling due to smoke) and on the oceans (phytoplankton blooms).

    economist.com/podcasts/2026/07

    #science #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #environment

  18. @extremetemps

    HISTORIC 41C AGAIN IN JAPAN
    Dozens of Records pulverized again
    It's the most extreme heat wave the world has ever seen.
    Minimums up to 30C, heat index locally >50C
    Nearly 500 records broken so far and MANY more coming
    Last High Tmax and High Tmins records (by JMA) 👇

    #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming

    bsky.app/profile/extremetemps.

  19. @extremetemps

    HISTORIC 41C AGAIN IN JAPAN
    Dozens of Records pulverized again
    It's the most extreme heat wave the world has ever seen.
    Minimums up to 30C, heat index locally >50C
    Nearly 500 records broken so far and MANY more coming
    Last High Tmax and High Tmins records (by JMA) 👇

    #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming

    bsky.app/profile/extremetemps.

  20. EUROPE IS BURNING - pt 2

    Europe's wildfire crisis is measured in more than burned forests. It's families forced to flee, firefighters pushed to exhaustion, farms destroyed, wildlife lost, and communities forever changed.
    #AureFreePress #GlobalWarming #climatechange #climatecrisis #Europe

    Part 2 of our deep dive examines why these disasters are growing worse and what they reveal about our changing climate.

    Read more:
    👉 patreon.com/Free_Press_Forever

  21. The scale of the fires in France is hard to absorb. More than 220,000 people have been evacuated from Gironde alone, one of the largest evacuations in modern French history. Around 2,500 firefighters, 1,500 soldiers and 1,200 police are deployed, 88 firefighters have been injured, and 240 homes are gone.

    At its closest, the fire came within 15 km of Bordeaux. Four firefighters have died across France in just over two weeks.

    As of today the main front is stable, with military engineers cutting firebreaks alongside crews. But that may not hold. Temperatures close to 42 C are forecast for later this week, and officials warn the fires could burn for months.

    ✍🏼 : @gandalv / X
    📹 : @ms_photopro / TikTok

    #Wildfires #France #ClimateCrisis #GlobalWarming

  22. The scale of the fires in France is hard to absorb. More than 220,000 people have been evacuated from Gironde alone, one of the largest evacuations in modern French history. Around 2,500 firefighters, 1,500 soldiers and 1,200 police are deployed, 88 firefighters have been injured, and 240 homes are gone.

    At its closest, the fire came within 15 km of Bordeaux. Four firefighters have died across France in just over two weeks.

    As of today the main front is stable, with military engineers cutting firebreaks alongside crews. But that may not hold. Temperatures close to 42 C are forecast for later this week, and officials warn the fires could burn for months.

    ✍🏼 : @gandalv / X
    📹 : @ms_photopro / TikTok

    #Wildfires #France #ClimateCrisis #GlobalWarming